JAPANESE CANDLESTICK CHARTING
For more than 400 years, the traditional Japanese way of charting using Candlestick Analysis has prevailed above all other froms of price-action methods. While technology and modern technicals have only made things more complicated and unreliable, the traditional time tested simplicity of Candlesticks remain the choice favourite method of price analysis amongst professionals.
Whether you’re a long term investor, short term speculator or day trader, Candlestick Patterns will give you the advantage of understanding why the price does what it does and when it does what it does.
Candlesticks clearly display the open, high, low and closing prices much clearer than the conventional bar-chart. In groups or as a stand-alone, candlesticks form patterns that, if properly translated, gives the knowledgeable investor an insight into the psychology of the price-action. Such patterns reveal the level of fear, greed, doubt, commitment, confusion and euphoria within the security or market.
The Japanese originally developed this method of technical analysis to analyse the price of rice contracts very early in the 1600s. The Japanese Candlestick Charting Technique was then popularised by Steve Nison in 1991. Much of the culture and beauty of the Japanese Candlestick has been lost in translation since.
The Pattern Trader™ Tutorial Strives to keep the original interpretations of the Japanese Candlestick studies and constantly monitors changes in its short to medium term effects, while preserving the original interpretations, history and culture.
To really learn and appreciate the beauty and reliability of Candlesticks, you must understand its history and culture by attending this upcoming Online Tutorial by Conrad Alvin Lim.
The upcoming Tutorial comes with a complete feature of all the 72 Candlestick Patterns and a video of how to read and apply Candlesticks into your trading/investing analyses.
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You can also choose to purchase our unique Candlestick Patterns Quick Reference Cards™ at our bookshop.